● We also do Slip Covers for Chairs and Small Sofas.
● Hundreds of Fabrics to Choose From - From the major manufacturers. See how
they look on-sight in
the daylight of your home.We're Flexible - We have no
problem doing your project with your material and will happily give you pricing and yardage quotes!
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Here's How We Work - Window
shape and the decor of your home play a major influence in the design of our
window treat- ments. We visit with you in the daylight of your home so you can
see how fabrics and colors will look on sight and, we coordinate your ideas with
our designs. Here are some examples:Roman Shades - We do
traditional and relaxed styles of Roman shades. Photo R3 (right) is a good
example of coordinating with window shapes, ambient light, room decor and color.
R3 repre- sents a functional arched Relaxed Roman shade treatment with trim on
the hem. In photo R5 (right, left side, below) we did a Roman shade with
contrast pleats and buttons finished with relaxed side hems. Photo R2 (right,
middle, below) is a door treatment in Relaxed Roman shading with black lining
over sheer Roman shades... Both shades are functional. Photo R1 (right, right,
below) is a functional Relaxed Roman shade treatment we did in a small guest
bathroom (note the designs in the fabric compliment the ornamentation of the
light fixture). Photo R4 (below right) is a big, bright room we did in Two-Layer
Roman Shades. The top layer is linen with blackout lining. The under layer is
sheer, and the treatment is finished nicely with a straight valance and tassel
trim. This design compliments the open, bright, uncluttered decor and
structure of this classic sunny sitting room.
Remember, we are fabricators as well as interior designers. Our workshop
is fully equipped for commercial sewing and hardware fabrication so that we can
create almost any window treatment.Custom Valances - The finishing touch in
window treatments, we do valances in many styles. Photo R4 (below right)
illustrates how a straight valance finishes a room with elegant simplicity.
Photo V3 (right, below, left) is an entirely different style. Hanging on rings
from an exposed wrought iron rod, this valance has a ruffled band over
functional drapery panels that also have ruffled bands on the edges (Notice how
this window treatment coordinates with the colors and styles of the room decor).
The red gingham Kingston valance on tiebacks (below right center) sets off a
beautifully coordinated window treatment with contrasting back, tassel trim and
cascades. Photo V4 (below right) is a Shaped Hem valance with cascades in
contrasting fabric and cord on the hems. The Rooster and Hen theme of this
kitchen is included, too. Photo V2 (below left) shows another valance treatment
for a sunny breakfast nook. In this one, the valance is on rings with a band on
the hem. It's shown hanging from a wrought iron rod with finials. Just to the
right of V4, the photo shows another Kingston valance... This one on Paris Texas
tiebacks with stationary drapery panels. Tassel trim on the valance adds a rich,
custom look and the valance itself hides 3-roller shades to give privacy when
you want it.Other Window Treatments - While the Roman
Shades and valances seem to be our most popular window treatments, we do many
more from traditional draperies to exotic one of a kind shade systems. If you
want something you've seen in a magazine, just show us and we can do it. Photo
O1 (below right) is a good example: Arched cornice boards, covered with brown
crushed velvet and finished with cord on the hem and nail heads. The woven
shades under the cornice compliment the wood trim and room colors... And
contrast nicely with the greenery (looks like it came out of a magazine, doesn't
it?). In photo O5 (below right, left), we did a double drapery treatment with
double iron rods. A sheer first layer on rings admits light while providing
privacy. The front layer slides on grommets. Both layers are functional drapes.
Photo O4 (below right, center) shows the elegance and functionality of silk
panels with blackout lining. These hang on wood rings and curtain poles in a bay
window overlooking lakefront. They open completely to admit the scenery, and
they close completely for privacy. Photo O3 (below right, center right) shows
matching drapery panels in the same house, these are fitted to double entrance
doors, this time unlined panels with hand sewn rings on a wrought iron rod. And,
photo O2 (below right, right) is another example of draped panels on rings with
contrasting cuffs and lining on a wrought iron rod.Pillows, Slip Covers, Bedspreads, Etc. -
These are the items that can bring the theme of a room together, tie the window
treatments to the upholstery colors and style. Take a look at photo B4 (bottom
right) and note how the fabric in the window treatments is matched in accent
pillows and duvet band. The Duvet itself is silk. This magnificent bedroom
illustrates Euro Shams with flanges, king pillows with cording, and accent
pillows with brushed fringe. All are zippered over down forms. The pink love
seat in photo B2 (bottom left) is accented in custom pillows with cord trim,
ribbon fringe, shirred center, and down forms. They feel as rich as they look
and they're made to tie the room to the love seat. The bottom center photo B3
shows some of our workshop capabilities. These are 4 inch thick bench cushions
boxed with cording top and bottom. They're also reversible with a zipper closure
on the back. The contrasting pillows are also corded and have two buttons... All
over down forms. Buttons can be done in many sizes.
Roman Shades Definition - Roman Shades are different from other types
of window coverings in that they stack up in evenly sized panels when the shade
is lifted. When the shade is lowered, they create a relatively smooth
appearance. Different styles based on this functionality can give a variety of
looks and functions.Valance Definition - A valance is an
ornamental piece of drapery that's hung along a shelf, canopy, bed, or across a
window. It's partly for decoration and partly to hide window treatment machinery
and structural details (curtain rods and roller blinds, etc.). Cornice Definition - Valances can also be
made of board or metal, upholstered, painted, or otherwise decorated to
compliment the window and room decor. When this is done, the valance is
technically referred to as a "Cornice"